Tillamook headlight., August 07, 1902, Image 3

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, AUGUST 7,
School Apportionment.
County Superintendent G. B. Lamb
has made an apportionment oi school
funds as follows:
Whole amount apportioned $4207.50 ;
per capita, $2.50.
No. of children in the county lietween
the ages of four and twenty, 1683. $50
will be apportioned to each district in
October, besides the State School Fumi.
No. ofDist. Amt. No. of Dist.
Amt.
1...... ....... $270.00 25........ .... $27.50
2...... ....... 192 50 26
3...... ....... 42.50 27........ .... 80 O0
4...... ........ 75.00 28......... .... 70.00
5...... ........ 45.00 29
6...... ........ 87 50 30......... .... 22 50
7...... ....... 22.50 31....... .... 167.50
8...... ........ 145.00 32........ ..... 55.00
9...... ....... 890.00 33......... .... 45.00
10...... ........ 270.50 34......... .... 22.50
11...... ....... 55 00 35
25 <>0
12...... ....... 82.50 36........ .... 15 00
13...... ....... 150.00 37........ ..... 62 50
14...... ....... 122.50 38......... ..... 92.50
15...... ........ 50.00 39......... .... 135.00
Iti...... ....... 62 50 40........ .... 22.50
17...... ....... 45.00 41......... ..... 37 50
18. . .. ........ 45.00 42........ .... 72 50
l'J...... ....... 70.00 43......... ..... 22.50
20...... ........ 22.50 44......... ..... 25.00
21. ... ........ 67.50 45........
70(H)
22
23 :::: ....... 117.50 47........ ....
2.50
24...... ....... 32.50 48......... .... 52.50
General News.
the case last year.*The vanners are
short of help now, and this will aug­
ment the deficit. That the pack will be
between 275,000 and 3O0,OOO cases
seems certain.
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Thirteen worms, similar in form to
maggots, but also having some ot the
characteristics of an ordinary grub
worm, though smaller, have been re­
moved from the face and head of the
8-inonths-old son of L. E. Thomas, of
Denver. It is feared the child will loose
its eyesight and possibly its life. It is
supposed that a fly or some other insect
that had fed on carron, stung the child,
and deposited the eggs which subsequen­
tly developed in the babie's flesh into
the living worms. “This theory,’’ said
Dr. Dabney, “ if proven true, will
completely refute the theory of Dr.
Koch that germs cannot l>e communi­
cated from animals to human beings
It will also disprove the theory hitherto
held by the medical profession that in­
sect larvae cannot propagate in living
flesh.”
1902
Twin Family Medicines'
Professional Cards
The Cubans are beginning to grasp
WILL
the idea that annexation, at their own
request, is tbe only logical road to last­
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OREGON LIVER REGULATOR hits the point. For a sick headache, the kind
Montana’s fame is chiefly identified
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lhat is caused from a deranged stomach, dizziness, nervousness, dyspepsia, consti-
with mining, but its wool clip this sea­
pation or any ailment of the stomach, liver or bowles, there is no medicine that'
son will sell tor $5,000,000. There is no
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T illamook
wiil relieve you so quickly and permanently as OREGON LIVER REGULATOR.
telling how much the West will produce
Regular size, 25c. and 1.
when irrigation is added to its resources.
D. J. Fry, Salem, Oregon.
Star, Idaho.
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Dear Sir,—Enclosed find 25c. for a package of Oregon
H. COOPER,
Liver Regulator. We used the medicine when we lived in Salem and
The Oregon Short Line has placed an
found
it
superior
to
anything
weever
tried
for
headache
and
bilious
­
order for new equipment to cost $900,000
ness.
Yours truly,
R ev . A nson C ox .
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
including 15 locomotives and other rol­
FRY’S
LIGHTNING
ling stock for immediate delivery. Most
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T illamook
HEALER.
of it will be placed on the California line
Meaning Best, Quick Cure. A new remedy for all aches and pains. It is the justly
now’ building.
celebrated Pain Killer—guaranteed or money back. Try it for an ache or pain, ex-
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ternal or interna). Regular size, 50c.
II. GOYNE,
Iowa is the greatest state in farm pro­
B enjamin W heeler , residence Highland Addition, Salem, Or.,
ducts, with an annual total of $365,000-
a sufferer from rheumatism, says : “Fry’s Lightning Healer is the
000, Illinoisstandingsecond, with $345,-
best and the only medicine that ever gave me relief. I believe it will
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do all that is claimed for it.”
Above medicines for sale by
000,000. But Illinois is first in the value
Office
: Opposite Court House,
of its farms, which is $2,604,000,000,
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Iowa ranking second, with farms valued
at $1,834,000,000.
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Senator Platt denies the statement
^ALAUDE THAYER,
Earthquakes in California.
rfk A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A.
attributed to him that the President
Los
A
lamos
,
Santa
Barbara
County,
would have the solid backing of the New
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York delegation at the Republican Na­ Cal., July 31.—The people of this city
PROPRIETORS
and
vicinity
are
terror-stricken
and
are
tional convention, and said that he had
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Real Estate Transfers.
not told the President so at Oyster Bay. fleeing from their homes to places of
safety
on
account
of
the
increasing
U.S. to John R. Harter, Sw 44 of sec. 10, The Senator avers that not a word on
severity of the earthquakes which have
tp. 2 N, R. 8 W.
the subject wras said.
J^OBERT A. MILLER,
visited this section since the night of the
Martha Moore to H. B Moore, Se 14 of
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The salmon packers believe this year’s 27th instant, since which time it is esti­
Ne 44 and E 44 of Se 44 of sec. 5, tp. 3,
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pack on Puget Sound will not exceed mated 75 distinct shocks of earthquake
Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging.
S ofR. 9 W.
Oregon City, Oregon.
U.S. to Elba S. Jenkins, W 14 of Sw 44. half of last year’s. The sockeys is at have been felt. The most severe shock
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
Land
Titles
and Land Office
occurred
at
1:20
o
’
clock
this
morning,
its
height,
with
manv
traps
over
half
Sw
of Nw 44 and lot 4, tp. 2 S, R.
Business a Specialty.
empty. The situation is made worse by when the earth seemed to lurch from the
7 W.
T. M. Bailey to Sommer Mogens, Sw 44 an almost entire absence of humpbacks. south to the north and then twisted
ofSw 44 of sec. 28, tp. 4 S. R. 10 W. The packers are much disappointed, hav­ back again, destroying brick walls and
ing arranged to handle a catch equal piling everything within doors into un­
W. SEVERANCE,
U. S. to Charles E. Steel, Sw 44 of Sw
to last year’s. A marked advance of recognizable heaps, toppling over heavy
of sec. 28, tp. 4 S. R. 10 W.
iron safes and destroying thousands of
U.S. to Flora M. Means, lots 2, 7. 10 prices of canned salmon is expected.
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dollars’ worth of goods.
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and 11, sec. 2, tp. 3 S, R. 10 W.
That
famous
Bowling
Green
landmark,
The
people
are
panic-stricken
and
U.S. to Freeman W. Dungey, S 44 of Nw
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*4. Sw 44 ofNe J4 andNw44ofSe the old Stevens House, in New York, many are leaving town by train, and in
ite tt
probably
will
be
demolished
iti
the
near
available
vehicles.
Three
distinct
all
44, sec 17, tp. 2 S. R. 8 W.
H. E. Chapman, et. ux., to R. 0. Rich­ future to make wav for a $9,000,000 shocks were recorded between 7:25 and
T. BOTTS,
ards, Nw J4 °f sec. 28, tp. 3 S, K. 8 office building planned to be the largest 7;30 this morning, and these later dis­
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ttorney - at -L aw .
in the world. Plans have been prepared turbance added much to the terror of the
W.
and
final
negotiations
are
being
com
­
inhabitants.
Geo. W. Elliott to John Watterman, lot
Is still here and expects to remain.
Office in the O lsen B lock ,
President Benjamin Wheeler, of the
4. sec. 29, lot 4 in sec. 30, lot 1, sec. pleted by William H. Mairs, who owns
Over the Bakery.
the Steyens House property. He will University of California, was communi
Thanking you for past favors and a continuance of your trade
31.
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Francis N. Elliott, et. al., to Geo. W. erect a 20-story structure on a plot cated with by telephone, and advised
which contains over an acre of land. It that the people be ready to leave at a Cash paid for HIDES and PELTS and FURS, Etc.
Elliott, various tracts.
U.S. to William Edwards, W 44 of Ne 44, faces the great Standard Oil Building. moment’s notice, and for the doors of
FAT HOGS WANTED right away to pack down.
12)AVID WILEY, M.D.,
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' residents and places of business to lie
N w 44 of Se 44 and lots 1 and 2, sec.
In the list of decorations and presents | left open so those indoors might escape
32, tp. 3 N. R. 10 W.
given to Americans by the German in the event of further disturbances.
P hysician , S urgeon and
W, R. Robedee to Ella N, Malenev, part
Emperor as a recognition of courtesy The advice of President Wheeler was
of lot 1 and 2, block 1, Malaney’s
A ccoucheur .
shown Prince Henry on his recent visit, communicated to the people and was
add. to Ocean Park.
the name of Mayor Low, of New York, immediately acted upon.
Ml
calls
promptly attended to,
U.S. to Thos. K. Richardson, Ne 14 of
appears as the recipient of a portrait of
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sec. 14. tp. 1 N, R. 8 IV.
A Sad, Sad Story.
the Prince, while other Mayors are deco­
Win. E. Dunsmoor to J. W. and J. H.
rated. This caused some surprise, but
Cochran, Se 44 of sec. 11, tp. 3 N,
H oquiam , Wash., July 31 — Driven to
Mayor Low said in explanation : “ I
M.D.,
R 6 W.
was very courteously asked if I would diapair by a life of shame into which she
A. E. Imbler to Ralph Ackley, part of
had
fallen,
pretty
Grace
Devere
attempt
-
I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
receive a decoration, and replied that I
P hysician and S urgeon .
block 4, in McDermott's add. to
i ed suicide by drowning in the Hoquiam
Wines and Liquors that lias ever been imported into
preferred uot to have one.’’
Tillamook.
River
yesterday
morning.
She
is
a
girl
this City.
Office in T odd ’ s Building.
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This notice was posted up in front of of high attainments, having graduated
<£l- K' Uf-- ®
£•£
Connubialities.
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John A. James’s little furniture store in i at an Eastern female seminary, where
she was induced to go on the stage after
?
Whisky,
$2.25
to
$8.00
per
gal
Stolen kisses come high with Mrs. Brooklyn, N. Y.. “Lost,—Ten cents’ re-1
her graduation. Her father and mother
Lillie E. Davis, a Chicago teacher, who ward for information that will lead to
who live at Huston, Mo,, objected vigor­
Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal
location
of
niv
wife.
She
has
left
me.
J ^R O. II. DAVENPORT,
the
brought suit in the superior court to re­
ously, but the git I was willful and left
Let
her
go,
Gallager.
”
fames,
who
is
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cover $50,000 damages from Townsend
with a dramatic company. From the
,. fll .-ill dfll
Smith, a real estate dealer, whom she years old, and saw active service on the
D entist .
drama she went to the variety, and from
Don
’
t
drink
cheap
doctored
stuff
when
you can
frontiers
in
the
United
States
Army,
says
charged with attempting to imprint a
the variety to the lowest depths of human
Makes a Specialty of Crown and
buy it pure and unadulterated from me.
kiss on her lips, much against her will. that while he was under arrest for in-
toxica t ion his wife deserted him. car­ degradation. She was an occupant of a
Bridge Work,
The New York Evening Post announ­ rying off some of his sayings and a po r- dancehall in this city, and last night she
Tillamook
City .. Oregon.
ces by authority the engagement of tion of the stock of the store.
met, face to face on the street, John
Right Key. Henry Potter, bishop of
Devere. her father, who had followed her
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New York, to Mrs. Alfred Corning-Clark
Mrs. Victoria Gibson, of Butler, Ind., for more than 10,000 miles in the hope*
S. STEPHENS,
of that city and Cooperstown, a very is under arrest, charged with the fraudu­ of inducing her to abondon the stage,
Agent for the
wealthy woman, who dispenses her lent use of the mails in conducting a not knowing that elie had fallen. When
HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON &
riches liberally in good causes, especially matrimonial bureau. It is charged by the girl recognized her father she fell in
OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE
in erecting model tenement houses for the United States authorities that by a faint and was carried to her room at
COMPANIES.
the poor. Bishop Potter is 67years old. means of advertisements she secured a i the dance hall, where she soon revived.
Henry Potter was consecrated bishop number of matrimonially inclined vic­
Agent for North West School Supply
1 he father did not recognize her a*
Company, Notary Public.
October 20, 1883. He had been rector tims, who sent her sums of money for his «laughter at the time as her hair had
TILLAMOOK.
— OREGON
of Grace Church, at Eleventh and wives. The affidavit of information was been bleached, and dissipation had
changed her, and paid but little atten­
years,
Bishop
Pot
­
Broadway, fifteen
furnished bv J. A. K. Knight, of Basile. tion when the girl fainted on the street
ter’s first wife died in New York June Kan., who answered an advertisement in fact no one would known of John
r^LAUDE THAYER,
29, 1901. The cause of death was the end sent $50 to defray the expenses-of a Devere had the girl not have left a note
Agent for Fireman’s
in her room, stating that her father
excessive heat, although she had been ill prospective bride to Kansas.
John Devere, was in town and that in
Fund
and London and Lanca­
for some time.
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her disgrace she could not meet him. |
AGENTS STEAMERS ‘ W. H. KRUGER” AND “ACME.’’
shire
Fire Insurance
Contagious
diseases
have
reached
the
and
that
she
intended
to
end
her
life
I
The engagement of George Eismann
For San Francisco and Los Angeles.
of her companions saw her leave)
Companies.
and Lizzie Schmidt was announced at proportions of a full-fledged epidemic Some
the house at an unusual hour in the
J. E, SIBLEY, Mgr.
Jamaica, L. I., the other day. They are among the school children of Manhattan, morning, and going to the room found Hobsonville, Or.
Tillamook .. Oregon.
to be married some time next Octolier. New York, according to a report by the note. Inquiring proved that she had |
Health
Commissioner
Ledoyle,
to
the
gone
to
tbe
Little
Hoquiam
River,
!
The marriage was arranged before Geo­
a half mile from town, and two
j~^M>R ABSTRACTS OF TITI.I
rge Eismann’s first wife died on May 18. Board of Education. “ A few weeks about
men and a woman from the dancehall j
Mrs. Eismann had been ill for some ago,’’ said he, “ in order to learn the followed her. When they reached the
GO TO
time and Miss Schmidt had nursed her extent of eye diseases in the schools of river bank they were astonished to And
Manhattan,
I
appointed
12
specialists
the
girl
praying,
and
when
they
spoke
TILLAMOOK ABSTRACT
It will pay you to use
with great attention. “Lizzie,” said
to her she waved them back and sprang ;
the dying woman, several days before to go ns far as they could in the fort­ into tbe stream. After some difficulty
TRI ST CO.
she died, ‘won’t you do me a favor ? night of the school year then remaining. the men rescued her and all the time i
They
examined
55,470
children
in
36
she lagged them to let her die. She I
T hou . C oates , Pres.
B. L. E ddy , See.
I want to see inv husband well cared
for. He has been a good husband to schools, and learned that no less than was brought to town and refused to go
back
to
the
dancehall,
but
stood
wet
1
me. Don’t you think you could marry 6670, or 12 per cent, exhibited contagi­ and shivering on the duck while one of
op
George if he were willing ?’’ Miss Sch­ ous eye diseases. Of these 2328 were of the men hunted up the gray-haired
For Economy and durability they have no equal.
Write us tor particulars.
midt said that she would have to take the severest type of trachona, necessita- father who came and received her in
Prices quoted on application.
some time to think over the matter. ting nlmosl immediate operation. In his arms, She will accompany him 1
home. The girl is about 25 years of
Meanwhile Mrs. Eismann called her hus­ the opinion of the examiners all of these
General Banking and Exchange bUSi-
band into the room. “ I have a last re­ children should be excluded from the
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lleRS.
quest to make of you,” she said ; “ I schools to prevent further infection.”
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Exchange on England, Belgium, Ge?
want to die knowing that you will I m ?
Just seven days remains of the 1902
ninny, Sweden, and all foreign countries
cared for. I know Lizzie well and can
fishing season on the Columbia River,
die peacefully if I know that she is to
Centrally Ltoeated.
Rates, $1 Per Day
and indications are that the pack will
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
care for you when I am gone. Will you
'»e fully 50,000 cases in excess of that of
not agree now to make her your wife
1901— perhaps more. Thus far the
after a reasonable time has elapsed from season has lieen a most successful one.
Tru mn rrnke your bar-
H. LiflRSEN, Proprietor.
'the day I am buried?” Eismann said and a vast sum has liecn distributed by
r><—* u Ml »5 u glov«
and
tottgh me vrlr* l,y
he would grant any request his dying the packers for salmon. The gillnetters
^"4 EI HFh 4 (far.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
■
oil. You can
wife had to make. Eismann and the i have fared exceptionally well, catching
lehiC.b*« 1U
- ruakalt
The Best Hotel in the city. No Cbinete Einiloved.
last
tw1m
an
long
aa
It
nurse were then brought together l»efore practically all of the fish up to July 20,
ordinary/ would.
the'dying woman and both agreed to , and Astoria will be a good town this
hold their promise to marry
Winter. Some of the conservative pack
In a dispatch from St. Petersburg, ers believe the pack this year wiil not
says the order for the withdrawal of exceed 250,COO or 260.000 cases, but
I
Russian troops from Manchuria has been others think it will reach 800,000. It
J. P. ALLEN,
»inuiltb IHM
rr.-vk** a poor look'n» har
ilka new. Molt of
rccinded, as that country is overrun is pretty difficult to compile an accurate
Proprietor.
pura.
heavy
brxile-l
oil.
ea-
with Chinese rubier bands. Quantities estimate, as compared with last season’s
parially pr*pa-»«l
First Class accomnuxlation at Second Class Rate.
the w«atb>-i
of Russian goods in transit have been work, for the reason that any gain
IW.Id rvervw
looted, sa>s the correspondent, and two made this year has already been made’
in cana-wii »
Russian merchants in Manchuria were and the supply of fish will not 1* as
great from now until August 15 as was
recently burned alive.
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Save a Doctor Bill ancl may be Your Life.
HOW IS YOU ' T E T
A FEW WORDS MORE
ROBERT STURGEON, Tillamook, Oregon.
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CASE Ac FOWLER,
j Tillamook Iron Works
General Machinists & Blacksmiths
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
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MEAT MARKET,
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WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT
8
Truckee Lumber Co
J
FIE & SPRUCE Lumber
BOX SHOOKS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And LOGGERS’
SUPPLIES
DAIRYMEN !
The Empire and Mikado
CREAM SEPARATOR
C. & E. Thayer
^Ou^ZSZD de STOKES CO.,
-èsteri©, Ore.
Harness
EUREKA
Harness Oil
LARSEN HOUSE,
M.
Allen House,
S©st Moals ixx tlx© Cltsr
’Z’ir-Uufù.xÆooiz. ozes.
BEST HARD
WHEAT FLOUR
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